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In this episode of the BizNews Briefing, Alec Hogg unpacks the ANC’s repeat failures on BEE and mining policy as debt and youth unemployment climb - with insigh ...

Africa holds a wealth of monetary assets, but its capital markets are lagging. Tokenization, whereby real assets are ...

Ahead of his state visit to France, the Brazilian president and outspoken advocate for peace discusses, in an exclusive ...

Despite being the world’s wealthiest nations, countries like the US, Singapore, and the UK face massive debt burdens, with ...

It is enough to make you weep when you read how much better off South Africa could have been with economic growth of 4.5%.

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has said that Nigeria loses about $8.8billion every year due to its large informal economy. AfDB made this revelation in its 2025 African Economic Outlook report.